Art II Midterm Exam Terms

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art ii

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Basic terms for the art II midterm.

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School Discussion, Burgess (Whitten) VA and US History Honors, RIP FELLER PERIOD 2

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Art II Midterm Exam Terms

line
the path of a moving point; may be 2D, 3D, or implied
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line the path of a moving point; may be 2D, 3D, or implied
shape a flat, two dimensional enclosed space; can be geometric or organic
form three dimensional enclosed space; has length, width, and depth or appears to have a volume on a two dimensional space through the use of orthogonal lines, directional lines, or value
space the visual area the artist uses to create; classified as positive or negative
color the response of vision to the wavelengths of light reflected from a surface
value the lightness or darkness of an object, color, or shade; affected by the light source and aerial perspective
chiaroscuro the Italian term for strong contrasts of dark and light values in a painting
texture the surface feel of an object or the visual representation of the surface character
actual texture real and can be touched
visual texture drawn to look like it could be felt by touch
implied drawn texture
simulated photographic texture
focal point the object or area in a work that attracts the viewer's initial and immediate attention; the area that the artist feels is most important and draws a viewer's eye at first glance
movement the arrangement of the elements so that the viewer's eyes follow a visual path from the focal point throughout the composition
balance the equalization of the elements tot give the impression of weight in a composition
symmetrical balance a mirror image
asymmetrical balance uses a variety of elements to create a feel of equal visual weight
proportion the size relationship of one object to another; or one part to a whole
unity a sense of completeness, oneness, or wholeness
contrast dramatic differences in values, colors, textures, and other elements of design
variety the use of different elements in creative ways to avoid monotony and dullness
rhythm a beat or movement established in a work of art by repeating elements
neutrals category that includes black, white, and gray
primaries 3 colors that cannot be mixed by adding different colors together
secondaries made by combining 2 primaries
tertiary made by mixing 1 primary and 1 secondary color
monochromatic 1 color mixed with the neutrals to get tints, tones, and shades of the color
tint white + color
tone gray + color
shade black + color
analogous 3-4 colors that are consecutive colors on the color wheel
triadic 3 colors that are equal distance from each other on the color wheel
complementary colors opposite each other on the color wheel
more side by side, complementary colors are _____ intense than usual
split complementary the immediate left and right colors of a complementary color
double split complementary the immediate left and right colors of a complementary pair
abstract art that shows the distortion of something familiar
representational art that depicts something
non-objective art that does not depict anything in particular
conceptual art that deals with an idea
positive space occupied space
negative space unoccupied space
softer the ________ the graphite, the darker the value
harder the ________ the graphite, the lighter the value
medium materials used
analysis when you look at how the work is organized
description when you say what you see
interpretion when you look at what is happening and what the artist is trying to say
judgement what you think of the work
4 the human head can be divided into __ parts
head the eyes are the half-way point of the ____
5 how many eye widths is the face?
1 there is __ eye width between the 2 eyes
3 the face can be divided into __ parts
top 1/3 from the hairline to the inside corner of the eyebrow
middle 1/3 from the corner of the brow to the bottom of the nostril
bottom 1/3 from the bottom of the nostril to the bottom of the chin
eye the ears attack to the head from the corner of the ____
mouth the corners of the _____ line up with the pupils of the eyes
nose the corners of the ____ line up with the inside corners of the eyes

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